Creeping Jean are the fast-rising Brighton indie-rock force bringing their fuzz-heavy, hook-stacked sound to a new generation of young, hip music lovers up and down the country. An international gang who’ve made their homes in Brighton, Sheffield and London, the band released their second album Business Is Dead to rave reviews last year, doubling down this year with the Record Store Day limited-edition Clothes Shop 7-inch. Since then, they’ve spent the past year tearing through sold-out rooms and turning heads everywhere they land.
They’ve toured with Rival Sons, The Sheepdogs and These Wicked Rivers, shared stages with Miles Kane and Tom Rowley (Arctic Monkeys), and recently set the 100 Club alight at a sold-out show that even drew Jimmy Page into the crowd. Page praised the band’s energy and chemistry, a milestone moment for the young quintet.
Led by singer-guitarist Olly Tooze, Creeping Jean blend garage-rock grit, vintage swagger and anthemic choruses built for sweaty clubs and big festival stages. With new music on the horizon and word spreading fast, Creeping Jean are proving that rock’n’roll is alive, loud and very much kicking (in flared vintage trousers).
